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kartikchincholikar.github.io Public
Portfolio Website of Kartik Chincholikar, who also goes by the "Kartik C", "Badminton School" and is currently learning Search Engine Optimization :p
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category-theory-illustrated Public
Forked from abuseofnotation/category-theory-illustratedA book about category theory
HTML UpdatedOct 24, 2023 -
Badminton-Analysis Public
An attempt to collect and use data to find a player's "Patterns of Play". These can be exploited in a match.
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AIRS--copy- Public
Forked from divelab/AIRSArtificial Intelligence for Science (AIRS)
Python GNU General Public License v3.0 UpdatedJul 19, 2023 -
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A collection of resources to help beginners get started with geometric deep learning
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patchcore-inspection Public
Forked from amazon-science/patchcore-inspectionPython Apache License 2.0 UpdatedMar 21, 2023 -
escnn Public
Forked from QUVA-Lab/escnnEquivariant Steerable CNNs Library for Pytorch https://quva-lab.github.io/escnn/
Python Other UpdatedMar 7, 2023 -
My_portfolio Public
Forked from jorge30fm/My_portfolioPortfolio showcasing works and skills
HTML UpdatedOct 6, 2022 -
parallax-background Public
Forked from emjose/parallax-backgroundA parallax mouse move effect featuring the character of The Bride from the film Kill Bill. The effect uses the Parallax.js engine.
HTML UpdatedSep 19, 2022 -
A Google Colab notebook ( where we load a pretrained model ) which connects to the frontend ( Anvil )
Jupyter Notebook UpdatedMar 5, 2022 -
Running toy simulations to understand the Statistical Learning Theory framework.
Jupyter Notebook UpdatedMar 1, 2022 -
XOR Public
Colab Notebook to understand how neural networks transform the data nonlinearly. I train a very simply neural network using numpy to classify a toy dataset (XOR) - Kartik Chincholikar
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PCA_notebook Public
PCA is done to reduce the dimensionality of the data. In this notebook, we do PCA using just numpy.
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Hill-Climber Public
Training a hill climber to go up any 2d terrain ( finds local peaks ). "Neural Network" of the hill climber classifies between "go left" and "go right" by looking at its surrounding terrain.
Jupyter Notebook UpdatedFeb 28, 2022 -
BCResNet Public
Forked from roman-vygon/BCResNetBroadcasted Residual Learning for Efficient Keyword Spotting
Python MIT License UpdatedJul 9, 2021